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And you also have to realize that due to recoil, the bullet will have a slightly higher trajectory.

Would it exhibit the same reflective properties of light? And what about edge contact?

Finding the "bounce equation" Due to reasons forementioned, I am unable to access the necessary data required to avoid the release of the following information: I am making a 3d physics simulation. What are the equations for bounce based on the velocity and elasticity of a sphere when it...

When watching films and other multimedia entertainment, inconsistencies and glitches bother me, so I am very happy helping you with this. Firstly, I would like to point out that beings of the Krypton are made of material not found in the known universe so this greatly complicates things. Lets...

Yeah yeah I'm not in school anymore though and the library's a long walk...google doesn't really count...

Cool! When I get some energy I'll give it a try.

Can't, I talked with him last at a science convention overseas.

So your saying that professor I mentioned was incorrect? At least this makes coding easier. By the way, I am making rolling sphere physics.

Did Einstein "guess" the time-dilation equation? I can't find anything on the net, but it seems to me that Einstein would have had to "guess" the time dilation into existence. Furthermore, supposed "proofs" could be hoaxes.

I am trying to create a 3d physics simulation and the first "problem" I have encountered is implementing realistic friction. Now, I was told by some professor that the faster an object is traveling the less friction that it has, however, I have not been able to find the appropriate equation/s on...

In theory you could use an ultra fine audio input device, and, on a windy day, base the random seed on the dynamic audio input.

Similar to Interactive Physics 2005 but "better". I never said I would purchase/download an unlicensed copy so mods there is no need to delete this topic.

But isn't that impossible? Gravity has an infinite reach, if my teachings have been correct...

True, but it sounded good at the moment so I posted. :D

Admittedly, I did not notice. However, there still is the problem that if over 50% of the universe can not be converted into a vacuum then the speed of light is not officially a constant.